Precision Strike Missile

The US Army has selected five companies to continue development of the Precision Strike Missile (PrSM), its next-generation long-range surface-to-surface weapon. According to Military Times, the selections mark the next phase of a competition aimed at expanding production capacity and competition for the program, which is a key part of the Army's modernization priorities. The companies named have not been detailed in the available coverage.

The U.S. Army has selected five contractors to prototype a long-range maritime strike missile, a capability traditionally associated with the Navy and Air Force. The move signals the Army's push into long-range precision strike against ships as part of its multi-domain operations strategy. Details on the five winners and the missile's intended range and role have drawn attention from defense watchers.

The US Army has selected five defense companies to develop prototypes for Increment 4 of the Precision Strike Missile program, which extends the missile's range and capabilities beyond earlier increments. The announcement was made through official military news channels. The multi-vendor approach is intended to keep competition alive as the Army modernizes its long-range precision strike arsenal.